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aviandistressmachine · 1 year

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Signed, a disgruntled aroace young adult who's tired of seeing a character she relates to and identifies with being chained up and slobbered over in order to "make things more progressive UwU"; ESPECIALLY when you consider the context that he was born from a line of enslaved/impoverished civilians that were being exploited, extorted, and worked to death on a planet run by elitist criminals.

(and even if Luke isn't canonically aroace-coded I think it's very profound that his arc is centered around him saving the Galaxy through his platonic/familial bones instead of traditionally having a romance/"getting the girl" like other old time male heroes. It shouldn't be ignored.)

#Text Posts #My Post #Ranting #Fandom Culture #The gross side of it at least #Star Wars #The Classic Trilogy #Luke Skywalker #Episode VI: Return of the Jedi #Aromantic #Asexual #Allos stop being weird about Luke/reducing his character to 'Badass/Cute Fashion Icon' challenge #I'm so tirrrrred #I saw one more art piece of him in the bikini and I just snapped this evening #I will not name the culprit but. Gooddduh #This fandom projectile diarrheas all over him at any given chance and leaves the others to pick up the pieces

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hisinfernalmajesty666 · 1 year

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You know exactly who this silhouette is, don't you?

In the original trilogy, Darth Vader only appears for around 34 minutes across three movies. He appears so little in each movie, yet you remember him, his look, his voice, his breathing. Vader's black uniform makes him visually iconic.

In Episode IV, the very opening scene he appears as a jet black presence against the white interior of the Rebel ship. In his scenes on the Death Star, he is in the background or out of focus, behind Tarkin. But your eyes are on Vader's striking presence. Vader's presence increased the less naturalistic he looked.

In Episode V, his mask is much more polished, giving off large, white reflections to highlight its shape. It is in Episode V he becomes iconic, with the use of background and silhouette, as we see in the image above of Vader on Hoth. He transcends his role as villain and becomes something much deeper and universal.

In Episode VI, Vader often looks flat against backgrounds due to the lighting. It lacks the character work that Vader had in V but it gives us the iconic scene where he is finally unmasked. This villain and his iconic look, voice and breathing are reduced to the image of a broken man, who is ultimately human. The cultural impact of Darth Vader speaks for itself. And it was all achieved in about 30 minutes of cinematography.

Happy Star Wars Day!

#star wars #star wars day #may the fourth be with you #may the force be with you #darth vader

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professorambrius · 4 months

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Remembering Carrie Fisher

Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope

Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back

Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi

Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens

Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker

Today marks the 7th Anniversary of the unexpected and sad passing of beloved actress Carrie Fisher.

Carrie will be forever remembered for her iconic role of the strong-willed and caring Princess Leia Organa in Star Wars.

#My Post #in memoriam #Carrie Fisher #Actress #Star Wars Actress #Princess Leia #Leia Organa #Voice actress

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demifiendrsa · 2 months

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STAR WARS: Battlefront Classic Collection - Announce Trailer

Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on March 14, 2024.

Overview

About

Fight in iconic battles from across the Star Wars galaxy.

Play the classic Star Wars Battlefront games on modern consoles, online and offline in this complete classic collection.

This Classic Collection includes:

Star Wars Battlefront (Classic)

-Includes Bonus Map: Jabba’s Palace.

Star Wars Battlefront II

Includes Bonus Maps: Bespin: Cloud City, Rhen Var: Harbor, Rhen Var: Citadel, and Yavin 4: Arena.

Includes Bonus Heroes: Asajj Ventress and Kit Fisto.

Key Features

Traverse the Galaxy in Campaign Mode and Galactic Conquest

Galactic Conquest: Devise your strategy, recruit your troops, and execute your tactical vision for conquering the galaxy.

Star Wars Battlefront Campaign: Experience iconic battles from Star Wars Episode I to VI.

Star Wars Battlefront II Campaign: Join the rise of Darth Vader’s elite 501st Legion of Stormtroopers.

Massive Locations with up to 64-player Online Support

Fight on the ground: Wookiee Warriors, Jet Troopers, Droidekas and more in massive multiplayer action.

Drive iconic vehicles: Speeder Bikes, AT-STs, AT-RTs, and more in offensive and defensive battles.

Pilot legendary starships: TIE fighters, X-wings, and more in space and air dogfights.

Expanded Hero Assault

Hero Assault is playable on all ground maps including: Death Star, Kashyyyk, Kamino, and Naboo for the first time ever.

Fight with Heroes: Mace Windu, Yoda, Luke Skywalker, and many others!

Battle with Villains: Darth Maul, General Grievous, Darth Vader, and many others!

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donnahinkleystaceytroy · 9 months

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STAR WARS - RETURN OF THE JEDI | CARRIE FISHER "PRINCESS LEIA ORGANA" JABBA THE HUTT SLAVE COSTUME

Original and iconic slave costume production components as seen worn by Carrie Fisher as "Princess Leia Organa" in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (Lucasfilm Ltd., 1983).

Included is the original brassiere, front and back lower plate that would have been connected by a fabric loincloth, hip parts and two arm bands. These components are original production-made castings that were professionally painted in recent years. Elements of the costume are recently hand-painted in gold-tone and bronze-tones, with a metal-like finish and purposely distressed with a red undertone as it appeared on screen.

NOTE: The neck collar and chain, cloth parts and hair piece are replicas added for display only. A custom made stand and mannequin are included.

Carrie Fisher wears this type of ensemble while she is held captive by the powerful gangster Jabba the Hutt, both at his palace and while on his sail barge, the Khetanna. In a famous struggle between Leia and her captor, she manages to get behind the slug-like creature and choke him with the chains that bound her.

With only minimal direction from George Lucas initially, Aggie Guerard Rodgers and Nilo Rodis-Jamero designed the iconic costume using inspiration from the 1929 film The Desert Song and Yvonne De Carlo's "Francesca" in Slave Girl (Universal Pictures, 1947).

For scenes where Fisher would sit absolutely still, a sculpted bronze bra by designer Richard Miller, Head Jeweler for the film, was implemented. For scenes that required movement or use by stuntwomen such as Tracy Eddon, rubber or resin versions of the ensemble were used.

In an interview with Star Wars Insider in regards to wearing the ensemble, Fisher said, "It was like steel, not steel, but hard plastic, and if you stood behind me you could see straight to Florida. You'll have to ask Boba Fett about that."

Following the film, both the character Leia Organa and Carrie Fisher were seen as sex symbols. The outfit today remains one of the most iconic and memorable pieces of Star Wars and pop culture history. Only two other examples of production made and unused components have been publicly sold and no screen-used examples are known to exist outside of the Lucasfilm Archives.

Includes a DVD of the film.

84 x 24 x 16.5 inches (Display)

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#princess leia #carrie fisher #return of the jedi #star wars

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zyphrr44 · 2 years

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“Star Wars: Episode VI - Return Of The Jedi”🌌⚔️🔥💫 Fan Tribute poster by me Made using @procreate on iPad

A fitting end to an iconic trilogy.👏 And with this concludes my trilogy tribute to one of the most iconic movie trilogies of all time.🎬

What do you think about this movie?🎞 Comment down your thoughts💬 And do show support for my artwork🎨

May the Force be with you, always 💫

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hondoohnakasrankings · 1 year

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3. Episode VI Return of the Jedi - S tier

This is the third movie to come out and I think it deserves to be high in the list. This is the part where we have Leia, the space feminist icon who slays the Hutt crime lord Jabba and save both Han and Luke. It is also the episode where we get to see the Sarlacc Pit (originaly the "Sloth Pit" had no tentacles or beak, just scary looking teeth, they were added as special effects in a special edition) and Boba Fett.

Fun Fact he was not meant to be so popular, he was simply a side character, a bounty hunter working for Vader, but after the love the fans gave him the directors gave him an interesting backstory and even a spinoff series more recently!

We also have Ewoks! These furry teddy bear looking aliens got extremally popular with the younger crowd when this movie came out. So much so they really tried to make many spinoffs about the Ewoks, but unfortunately they are rather mediocre. But the Battle of Endor has other interesting aspects to offer. It is inspired by the Vietnam wars against and their guerrilla warfare, while the Empire's tactics are compared to the American warfare strategies.

Apart from its great side characters, I gave this movie an S tier because it is one of my favorite and I feel it was the right end to the reign of Darth Vader. There is comedy with the Ewoks, but also some deepness with encounters between Luke and Anakin at his last moments, which I believe gives it its beauty. Even if it is again a Death Star, it is only the second one so I was not tired of the trope yet. Overall this movie deserved an S tier score!

With the success of this third instalment of the Luke Skywalker Era, Lucas realized the fans wanted more of this universe, which lead him to start work on the prequel series, which is next in my rankings.

#star wars #ranking #sarlacc #luke skywalker #return of the jedi

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cozygremlin · 1 year

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Comfort movie tag!!

Rules: List ten comfort movies and tag ten people.

@bewitched-in-the-moonlight thank you for the tag and a thousand times sorry for the uber-late reply. I was on vacation with basically no internet connection and when I got back home, I instantly had the questionable pleasure of dealing with a sick kid....

So, what better time to think about comfort movies cause booooooiiiii are they needed right now!

1 - Stephen King's Christine

2 - Jurassic Park (yes the first one from the middle ages)

3 - Pacific Rim

4 - Ratatouille

5 - A Nightmare before Christmas

6 - I'm counting Star Wars Episode IV to VI as one cause who will stop me from doing so

7 - Pretty Woman

8 - Pappa ante Portas (a German movie probably no one else who ain't German and about my age might know and/or find funny)

9 - My Bloody Valentine (Excuse me, the 3D is so bad yet entertaining, it's iconic!)

10 - The whole Transformers shebang including Bumblebee's solo movie

Tagging: @feliciates @crazy-cat-lady42 @copiasass @stressghoul @eccentric-jasmine @owlghuleh @backwards-blackbird @dolly-macabre @carrie0305 @namelesslynoelle

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kayedium-writes · 2 years

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Kay's Movie Favs

@writingpotato07, you made my day with this tag! <3

I could go on and on about movies all. damn. day. This was the hardest thing I've had to narrow down in my life, but here we go. In no real order.

When Harry Met Sally (1989) - By far, my favorite take on the rom-com genre. I've watched it too many times.

Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) - listen, I know everyone's favorite prequel movie is ROTS, but I will not apologize for my love for this movie despite how cringey it gets at times. 😂

Steel Magnolias (1989) - The cast of this movie is incredible, and I always appreciated the balanced tone between emotional impact and humor.

Just Mercy (2019) - Bryan Stevenson is a fantastic lawyer, and person. His book was so impactful and I thought this adaptation was done really well. (Go read the book! It's so memorable and inspiring, but it will make you mad, and probably sad at times.)

Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - I've seen this movie more times than I can count... Thank you, Carrie and Harrison, for that iconic scene.

Closer (2004) - I love the way this movie is told. The exploration of truth, and lies, and insincerity in relationships. They're so toxic, but hey!

Love Jones (1997) - Music, photography, poetry, and romance. There's a literal poetry slam in this movie.

Her (2013) - I have no real explanation for liking this odd movie so much, but I do.

The Lion King (1994) - it was my favorite movie as a child. I've seen it on Broadway, in other theater productions, live-action, rereleased editions, the sequels...

Avenger's Infinity War (2018) - I'm a big fan of subverting expectations in tropey films, and this is no exception. Also a big Wanda x Vision fan, and this movie is part of the reason.

Honorable Mentions????

Jackie (2016)

Singin' in the Rain (1952)

Pretty Woman (1990)

Star Wars: Episodes III (2005) IV (1977) and VI (1983)

Tagging: Open Tag!

#my favorite movies #there are so many more #I tried my best

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saberlightaus · 9 days

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When contemplating cinematic icons, few figures are as celebrated as Luke Skywalker, the central character of the original Star Wars trilogy. And what epitomizes his journey more profoundly than his lightsaber? In Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Luke's lightsaber stands as a symbol of optimism and resilience against the malevolent forces of the galaxy.

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jcmarchi · 18 days

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Star Wars Outlaws Preview - Exclusive Hands-On Impressions - Game Informer

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Star Wars Outlaws Preview - Exclusive Hands-On Impressions - Game Informer

As one of the main components of our trip out to Malmö, Sweden, for this issue’s cover story, we were the first to get our hands on Star Wars Outlaws, the highly anticipated open-world action game from Massive Entertainment, the studio behind The Division and last year’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Taking place between Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Outlaws puts you in the shoes of Kay Vess, a common pickpocket-turned-thief who gets in over her head and becomes a player in the thriving underworld during this dark period in the Star Wars timeline.

Mirogana

Star Wars Outlaws features several planets and moons for players to explore, including iconic and well-known locales like Tatooine, Kijimi, and Akiva, but my hands-on demo takes place entirely on Toshara, a new moon created by Massive Entertainment in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. Given the timeline placement of Star Wars Outlaws, the Empire’s presence is immediately felt and consistently present. After landing on Toshara following an unfortunate turn of events, Kay heads to the moon’s capital city, Mirogana.

Mirogana is dense and multi-leveled, but it was intentionally designed to not be a sprawling city like in other open-world games. “If you open up the map, the location that we’ve built for Mirogana is quite compact,” creative director Julian Gerighty says. “What we wanted to do is to have something that is very dense in activities rather than super expansive where you get lost, and there’s not much to do. It’s very, very focused on providing a dense, busy city experience.”

Following an encounter with a Stormtrooper at the entrance to the city, Kay flashes a fake identification and is allowed through. This exchange is a reminder of the state of the galaxy in this space between the two classic films. Making her way through Mirogana, Kay ignores the beckoning shopkeeps, arcade games, betting areas, and a table hosting the in-universe card game Sabacc to find her way to the cantina. In each city you visit, the cantina is always a central location for getting the lay of the land, gathering intel, and finding work. Toshara – and Mirogana in particular – is primarily a Pyke enclave despite being home to other syndicates as well.

To gain some ground with the Pyke Syndicate, Kay wants to speak with their leader, Gorak. Sadly, he’s in a private VIP section of the cantina, so Kay needs to find a backdoor. Luckily, Kay’s hairpin is a dataspike, so I can lockpick a side door using a rhythm-based minigame. After entering the backroom of the cantina, I see a blue icon in the distance. These icons demonstrate that Kay can send her companion, Nix, to interact with it. In this case, he fetches the item and brings it back. Nix is a merqaal, a new species created in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. Gerighty describes him as having two sides: Nix is very cute and friendly but also extremely protective of Kay, even to the point of aggression.

Kay reaches Gorak’s suite and is immediately picked out by the Pyke Syndicate leader as an intruder. Kay gets a chance at face time, but after making a joke that lands with a thud and name-dropping the wrong person, Gorak has his guards toss her out. So much for making headway with the Pyke Syndicate. As Kay dusts herself off, Nix reveals he stole Gorak’s ring during the scuffle. A voice tells her that might be an unwise move given the Pyke’s power.

Pyke Infiltration

The voice comes from Danka, a Mirogana broker. She gives Kay a rundown of the syndicates operating on Toshara, then offers her a job from an unknown client. The job? Steal a file from a heavily guarded Pyke stronghold.

This mission surfaces one of the defining elements of Star Wars Outlaws: the Reputation System. Kay must navigate the criminal underworld through four syndicates, each with its own leader. Jabba the Hutt, leader of the Hutt Cartel, stands out as the most recognizable underworld boss Kay crosses paths with, but she’ll also deal with Lady Qi’ra (who many know from Emilia Clarke’s portrayal in Solo: A Star Wars Story) of Crimson Dawn, Queen Ashiga of the Ashiga Clan (a new syndicate created for Outlaws), and Gorak of the Pyke Syndicate.

The Reputation System represents your standing with these four syndicates, ranging from Terrible to Excellent for each individual group. Your reputation with each syndicate determines how that criminal organization treats you. Having a good reputation may mean they let you walk freely in their hideouts, offer you special stock or discounts at shops in their territories, and even help you out if you get into a hairy situation with another syndicate or even the Empire.

In my case, my introduction to the system starts with the mission of stealing from the Pyke Syndicate. I take Kay to the front entrance of Pyke territory, but the organization isn’t exactly eager to roll out the red carpet, even though I just met with their boss. Since my standing with them is firmly in the “Poor” section of the meter, I’ll need to sneak in. I loop down a back alley, climb a ledge, and emerge in a restricted Pyke area.

Star Wars Outlaws strives to provide player agency, but in early portions of a hideout infiltration, you need to be stealthy. As such, Kay’s blaster is off-limits until she can get deeper into the territory. However, you can perform stealthy takedowns to clear the path to her destination. This is where Nix really comes in handy, as you can guide him from the shadows to either distract or attack guards. In this instance, I go the slightly louder route of having Nix run up the guard’s leg and latch onto his head. This way may be a bit louder, but it also means I can have Kay sprint up and take the guard out without being detected.

After taking out and sneaking past a few guards, I find a door that Kay can lockpick. After completing the rhythm minigame, Kay finds herself in what appears to be a maintenance room. Using Nix’s senses, Kay can spot the electrical circuits in the walls, which tell you which buttons to press to call the elevator needed to reach the next area. Sadly, the first elevator doesn’t raise high enough, and the second elevator’s button is out of reach for Kay – but not for Nix. By directing Nix to press the button, Kay lowers the second elevator, creating a makeshift staircase to climb onto a grated wall to reach a ledge. Continuing into the ventilation shafts, a whirling fan impedes Kay’s path, but by telling Nix to pull down the shutter, Kay can blast the power supply and get past the fan.

I use Kay’s grapple hook to swing across a gap, and she reaches the area with the file. Unfortunately, it’s protected by an energy shield with two generators. Even worse, the area is heavily guarded. Since I’ve entered fully hostile territory, I’m able to choose my approach to the generators: Do I continue my stealthy approach, or do I pull Kay’s blaster out of her holster and go in guns blazing? I decide to try the path of least resistance and continue operating in the shadows. Using Kay’s binoculars, I mark enemies to keep track of them once I descend to ground level.

I take out a few enemies using a combination of Nix’s distractions and the “stun” setting on Kay’s blaster, but it doesn’t take long for a guard to spot me, and a shootout begins. Unfortunately, I did not think to disable the alarm system, so it’s triggered. Even if I had taken down the alarm system, it wouldn’t have made a difference, as I accidentally walk past the sightline of a security camera.

I dig in and try my best to keep the Pykes at bay. As I take out more and more Pykes, stronger enemy types emerge with shields and more advanced weaponry. Thankfully, I have healing items, and the fallen enemies drop better weapons than Kay’s blaster that she can use until they run out of ammo. Since I triggered an alarm, my reputation with the Pykes drops; had I made it through without being spotted, my reputation with them would not have taken a hit.

Sadly, that’s not how this played out, as the bodies are piling up, and the enemies are closing in on my location with an increased intensity. At the risk of exposing myself and doing something rash, I make a break for it. In breaking the line of sight with the guards, a blue silhouette shows my last-known location; that’s the first place they’ll look before fanning out to try and find me. I use this temporary de-escalation to make a break for the generators. After quietly taking down the guards stationed by them, I deactivate both generators and go to retrieve what I came for.

The Reputation Game

Kay accesses the terminal and easily finds the file the mysterious client wanted, but she finds something even juicier: video footage of one of Gorak’s underlings plotting against him. Ever the opportunist, Kay knows that someone would pay a pretty penny for this information – maybe even Gorak. That’s right; even after the violence I just took part in with the Pykes – my face on camera and everything – Kay still considered going to their leader. That’s because there’s somewhat of an understanding in the criminal underworld that these relationships aren’t about making friends. They’re about mutual benefit.

It seems like Kay is set on giving it to Gorak to curry favor, but after returning to the Mirogana cantina with the file for the client, she spots another opportunity. It turns out the anonymous client was a member of Crimson Dawn, and this file retrieval was a test to see if the syndicate could rely on Kay for more important jobs. With a foot now in the door, Kay thinks fast, wondering if she should give the extra file regarding the Pyke Syndicate coup to Crimson Dawn instead. At this moment, the player has a choice: Do you provide it to the Pyke Syndicate as initially planned or your new associates in Crimson Dawn? I opt to give it to Crimson Dawn, causing my reputation with them to increase.

After Stealth Mission

After taking an optional job with another quest giver in the cantina, I return to Danka for more work. She tells me to go to a particular merchant to retrieve a part for Kay’s blaster. Sadly, when I arrive, I learn he doesn’t have it, but I can probably steal the part from a nearby syndicate. Player agency and the Reputation System again pop up in my playthrough, as I can choose if I want to steal it from the Pyke Syndicate or Crimson Dawn. Both of them have a presence in Mirogana, but since I have a better reputation with Crimson Dawn, they let me walk right in without resistance.

However, even with my decent reputation with them, they’ll only let me get so close. My reputation isn’t good enough to get into the guarded heart of Crimson Dawn territory, so it’s back to the stealth mechanics. Like the earlier Pyke encounter, if I can get in and get out without raising the alarm, Kay’s reputation with Crimson Dawn won’t take a hit, so I make that my goal. After some close calls and last-second takedowns, I reach the part without making Crimson Dawn skittish about trusting me.

Outside the City Walls

Before wrapping up my demo, I get a brief chance to explore the open world of Toshara outside of Mirogana. With a press of a button, I summon a speeder, which Massive designed with inspiration from a Swedish motorbike manufacturer. The vehicle feels excellent in action – smooth, quick, and agile like a speeder should. After some brief navigation that includes hearing radio chatter for some activities I could pursue, I arrive at a small town called Jaunta’s Hope, which is the current location of Kay’s ship, the Trailblazer.

I need to go to a nearby building and grab an item from it, but the door is locked. After a quick modification to Kay’s blaster, her weapon gains the Ion Blast ability, which gives her an advantage over droid enemies and allows her to solve environmental puzzles like this one. Kay can access the building and loot all the goodies by shooting the two transformers for the lock with the Ion Blast.

Unfortunately, just as I was starting to get a true feel for the gameplay loop of Star Wars Outlaws, my session ended. I didn’t have an opportunity to explore the Reputation System truly, but I love the notion of keeping up appearances with the various syndicates, not to mention making sure not to annoy the Empire too much.

After spending my afternoon taking in the sights and sounds of Toshara, I came away excited about how far you can manipulate the various systems at play in Star Wars Outlaws. Massive Entertainment came into the project wanting to create the ultimate scoundrel experience set in the Star Wars galaxy, and from what I’ve seen and played, it has a lot of important elements in place to accomplish that goal. I’m more excited than ever to get my hands on the final product when it arrives on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on August 30.

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gertlushgaming · 1 month

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STAR WARS Battlefront Classic Collection Review (Steam)

STAR WARS Battlefront Classic Collection Review, Play the classic STAR WARS Battlefront games on modern consoles, online and offline in this complete classic collection. Traverse the Galaxy in Campaign Mode & Galactic Conquest, Galactic Conquest: Devise your strategy, recruit your troops, and execute your tactical vision for conquering the galaxy. STAR WARS Battlefront Campaign: Experience iconic battles from STAR WARS Episodes I-VI STAR WARS Battlefront II Campaign: Join the rise of Darth Vader’s elite 501st Legion of Stormtroopers.

STAR WARS Battlefront Classic Collection Review Pros:

- Nice graphics. - 62.87GB Download size. - Steam achievements. - Full controller support. - Steam Trading Cards to earn. - First and third-person views. (press a button to change) - Officially licensed. - Optional tutorial that has you playing as every trooper type, vehicle, and Jedi. - Two games in one - Star Wars Battlefront One and Two. - Graphics settings - brightness slider, contrast, v-sync, windowed mode, and overall quality. - Advanced graphics settings - view distance slider, LOD distance, FOV scale, resolution, anti-aliasing, texture detail, water quality, shadows, lighting quality, and light bloom. - The graphics settings in Battlefront 1 also have distortion effects, bump mapping, shadow quality, particle quality, and motion blur. - Can remap controls. - Profile management allows multiple users to have a seperate account. - Auto-detect graphics option. - Star Wars Battlefront 2 has Two AI difficulties - normal and elite. - Game settings - movie subtitles, objective details, tooltips, display enemy icons, colorblind support, friendly fire, auto-target, sticky reticule, aim assist, and streamer mode. - Full career stats screen. - Local split-screen support. - Online multiplayer has quick match, join (server browser), and create. - Star Wars Battlefront 2 single-player modes - training, space overview, the rise of the empire, Galactic conquest, and instant action. - Star Wars Battlefront 1 single-player modes - Clone Wars campaign, Galactic Civil War Campaign, Galactic Conquest, and instant action. - You can quit back to the launcher to change games. - Fast loading times. - Familiar and modern controls like twin sticks for camera and movement. - A full 3D world with 360-degree camera control. - Star Wars Battlefront 1 has three difficulties - Easy, medium, and hard. - End-of-game awards in multiplayer in both games. - Addictive gameplay loop. - The online and offline are both solid experiences. - New maps - - Jabbas Palace (Battlefront 1) - Bespin Cloud City. (Battlefront 2) - Rhen Var Harbour. (BF2) - Rhen Var Citadel. (BF2) - Yavin 4 Arena. (BF2) - New Heroes - Asajj Ventress, and Kit Fisto. (Battlefront 2) - 64-player online play. - Hero assault adds new heroes - - Mace Windu, Yoad, and Luke Skywalker. - Hero Assault adds new Villans - - Darth Maul, General Grievous, and Darth Vader. - New Hero assault ground maps - - Death Star, Kashykk, Kamino, and Naboo. - They are still amazing games. STAR WARS Battlefront Classic Collection Review Cons: - The camera in Battlefront 1 is all over the place it's loose and not snappy in any way, even against the second game. - For a game like this, the file size is ridiculously huge. - The control layouts are not the same for both games. - The story campaigns are not that balanced and have a lot of can't miss a single shot ai enemies. - Struggling to get any games online, it either doesn't find games or it has high ping and kicks me out. - Still has a horrible spawn camping problem. - The controls are fine but at times it feels like they don't work for a second here and there. - Online is not the best in terms of performance. - No real enhancements or tweaks its very much just an HD filter with servers. - Waiting to respawn is an assault on your eyes with the camera going all over the place. - Lag is an absolute killer. - Steam achievements are not popping up until I shut the game down. - respawn numbers seem low for the game modes and maps on offer. - Have had actual unbeatable levels in the campaign as the AI is so efficient at doing objectives except your team AI, they go off randomly and I've had them just standing at spawn. Related Post: Cybertrash STATYX Review (PlayStation 4) STAR WARS Battlefront Classic Collection: Official website. Developer: Aspyr Publisher: Aspyr Store Links - Steam Read the full article

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